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Danny & the Darleans: Danny & Darleans - VINYL LPTitle: Danny & Darleans Artist: Danny & the Darleans Label: Nero's Neptune Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 091037688842 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2013 12 10 Number of Discs: 1 (LP + MP3) Danny Kroha is a founding member of the Gories, who released two albums and a handful of singles containing influential blues punk between 1986 and 1992. From 1993 2006, Kroha co led the Demolition Doll Rods through five long players of primitive glam roots scorch,
Title: Danny & DarleansArtist: Danny & the Darleans
Label: Nero's Neptune
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 091037688842
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2013-12-10
Number of Discs: 1
(LP + MP3) Danny Kroha is a founding member of the Gories, who released two albums and a handful of singles containing influential blues/punk between 1986 and 1992. From 1993-2006, Kroha co-led the Demolition Doll Rods through five long players of primitive glam/roots scorch, touring the U.S. and Europe several times both as headliners and as openers for the likes of the Cramps (on a full U.S. tour) and Iggy Pop (for several west coast shows). Now, Kroha comes full circle with his latest combo, Danny & the Darleans. They play what Kroha describes as "'garage rock', a style of American folk music which is blues-based and is played with electric guitar, electric bass, and drums." He goes on to say "I'm really into the idea of garage rock as folk music. It was the folk music of 60's teenagers. Anybody can do it." What becomes evident after one listen to the band's debut LP on Nero's Neptune, however, is that not just anybody can do it like the Darleans do it! With the explosive rhythm section of sometime-Detroit Cobra Richie Wohlfeil on drums and Colleen Burke on bass and vocals, the band storm through 12 numbers with the raw energy and toughness one would hope for from Detroit's best rock and roll band.
Tracks:
1.1 Don't Get in the Car
1.2 It's About My Baby
1.3 How Many Times
1.4 You're Driving Me Insane
1.5 Les Fleurs Du Mal
1.6 May-Ree Mack
1.7 Where the Rubber Meets the Road
1.8 Boo-Da-Lye
1.9 Why
1.10 Don't Ask the Question
1.11 You Treated Me Bad
1.12 Can't Kill the Rooster
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★★★★★ 5
They love these. For tough chewers and fun
Color: KING KONG
The dogs love this. I have Pitbulls and a Cattle dog/Basset mix. It gets a lot of use.
If you've had BENEBONES. these will be a little different. They're a different material. But work the same. My dogs go after both these and the Benebones.
If you're wondering, these DO produce little sharp pieces of plastic material.
Always monitor your dogs.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Fun design, dog loved it but keeps getting teeth stuck so had to toss it out.
Color: KING KONG
My dog likes this and I thought it was a great option. It's a fun character design. We ran into a problem though - she keeps getting her lower jaw/teeth stuck between the two arms of the ape. The distance between the fists is just wide enough to allow her teeth through it, but narrow enough that they get stuck and then she starts yelping until she figures out how to free her lower jaw. The first time, I thought it was a fluke. The second time, I took it away and tossed it. Maybe a future design could give more space between the fists.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Keep chewing boys!
Color: KING KONG
There is nothing that can't be destroyed. The nice thing about dog toys from this company, is that they last a long time. We have 3 dogs 🐕, 2 of them are aggressive cheers. Over time, these dog toys will develop some
sharp edges. When the dogs want to play, if they rub that toy on your ankle, it can remove skin. The toy is still intact, but becomes hazardous to the humans in the house.
That is when you go back to the Amazon site, and order new toys.
Our dogs love these, as they are a challenge to chew. And they do last a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Our Pit loves them!!
Size: Medium, Style: Bone, Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
We are on our third one in 2 years for our Pitbull Terrier. She’s an extremely aggressive chewer and will shred even the most “durable” labeled toys. She gets bored with rope style toys and always alternates to this Kong rubber bone. She will gnaw on this thing for hours. After a few days of use, it does start to show wear and the rubber begins splitting, but we haven’t had to be concerned about chunks or anything like that coming off and choking her. Keeps her teeth nice and shiny while keeping her occupied for hours. When one wears out, we just order a new one. I hate spending big money on dog toys, but these are more affordable and worth the cost!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Durable, no bounce or squeak
Size: Large, Style: Ball, Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
My Great Dane loves to carry his ball on walks, but with most balls, when dropped, they’d bounce and roll away. I found these balls that are very durable when he bites down on them, and when he accidentally drops them, they don’t bounce or roll far.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026